Tom Holland stars in Spider-Man: Far From Home. But in which movie did he first play the web-slinging super hero?

Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon A Time In Hollywood stars which two A-list heartthrobs?

Hobbs & Shaw is a spin-off movie from which popular franchise?

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The Angry Birds Movie 2 – release date 2nd August 2019

The Angry Birds was a smash hit when it was released back in 2016. Now, those riled up birds are back for a sequel, in which they build an uneasy alliance with the pigs to fight a mysterious purple bird – Zeta – and avoid the threat of a new ice age.

Dora and the Lost City of Gold – release date 16th August 2019

Dora the explorer, the 7-year-old with the talking backpack, is no longer. In this new live-action film, Dora is facing the more real challenges of High School, as well as taking on an exciting adventure to rescue her parents and uncover the mysteries of the lost City of Gold.

UglyDolls – release date 16th August 2019

With pop singers such as Nick Jonas and Kelly Clarkson, UglyDolls describes itself as the “movie musical of the year”. Can the UglyDolls find the real value in being unique as they come face-to-face with doll perfection?

Abominable – release date 11th October 2019

Just when everyone thought that Yeti’s weren’t real, one lands on Yi’s apartment in Shanghai. Marvel’s Chloe Bennet must beat a Yeti-capturer and a zoologist to return him to his family in this heart-warming film.

Maleficent: Mistress of Evil – release date 18th October 2019

Disney is on a roll with their live-action remakes. Next up is a sequel to Maleficent starring Angelina Jolie, based on the villain of Sleeping Beauty. Set a few years on from the first instalment, this new movie sees Aurora’s engagement – and Maleficent’s less than ideal reaction.

A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon – release date 18th October 2019

Aliens and talking sheep do not mix often, however the second Shaun the Sheep movie – Farmageddon – combines the two when an extra-terrestrial crash-lands near the farm. Shaun and the Alien seek to find the spaceship, whilst being chased by a more sinister force.

Starring: Justin Fletcher, John Sparkes, Kate Harbour

The Addams Family – release date 25th October 2019

“Think your family is weird?” is the slogan for the latest take on the beloved Addams Family. This animated version will have a new twist – as the family prepares for a reunion and takes on a reality TV host – but it promises to have the same strange, creepy feel to it.

You can’t have avoided Disney’s Frozen, the biggest animated film of all time. Well, it’s back. Anna and Elsa will take on new challenges as they leave Arendelle. Rumours are rife about the potential plot but maybe we need to Let it Go and just wait to see what happens. Read more

Playing with Fire – 27th December 2019

John Cena as a fire superintendent babysitting three children who he rescues from a fire. What more do you need? American comedy Playing with Fire will make a fiery entrance onto our screens at the end of the year.

Starring: John Cena, Keegan-Michael Key, Judy Greer, John Leguizamo

Spies in Disguise – release date 27th December 2019

Science meets spy in this comedy animation with Will Smith playing a smooth, suave agent who must team up with Tom Holland, a chaotic scientist, to save the world.

Onward – release date 6th March 2020

As we all know, the modern fantasy world involves unicorns eating out of bins, trolls manning tolls and lazy gnomes being employed as gardeners. So, when two elf siblings set off an adventure, will it shake up this magical monotony?

Trolls World Tour – release date 20th March 2020

Troll duo Poppy and Branch are back as they discover six other troll tribes, all of different musical genres. When Hard-Rock royalty wants to overcome all six, Poppy must unite the tribes to save their music.

This comedy film based on the popular SpongeBob TV series will be the first since the death of the character’s creator, Stephen Hillenburg, in November 2018. A wonderfully-named sequel to 2015’s Sponge Out of Water, we’ll have to wait and see if It’s a Wonderful Sponge lives up to fans’ expectations…